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I For Air Show

I U-iliieatly at the Charlottetown Airport preparations are going Ialiead full force for the big Cen- IIEIIIIIBI Air Show on Saturday.

”A” hangar belonging to Mari- ime Ceiitrai Airways is undergo- ing a collosal transformation in prcpziration of the display, which is being jointly sponsored by the RCAF Station, Summerside, and the Charlottetown Wing of the Air Force Association.

The hangar will house IIIC the show and is an effort to make the public conscious of the im- portance of the work im-ulu-d by ground crews and their equip- ment so that air craft may be

Air Force officials

during the past few years.

air hascs including messing: sup plies. photography. technical dis

Intensive Preparations

grtiund display In coniiiit-tion with,

kept flying. it has been said that it takes in men on the ground to keep one man in the air and believe that this proportion has been increas- ed in iavor of the ground crews

The display will feature all of the equipment being used at Sum- merside. Greenwood and Chatham

piano

as part of the Centennial historic exhibit. It was built by who went to England and in 1800 started a music business of h ;over to the Island by Governor Patterson in 1770, lfinally to come into possession of the Baker family.

Iday seven and a third. but is a notable progression

omneo Cristofori.

On Saturday

plays as well as new engines and tele-communications. An interest- ing part of the display will be the safety and suriival equip- ment used by alrcrews in the ieveni of being forced down in isolated territory.

Canadian aviation firms will provide part of the display. They will be iepresented by A. V. Roe of Toronto, Falrey Aviation Ltd of Halifax and Cossor's of Hal- ifax. who provide a large portion of the electronic equipment. Trans-f'anada Airways and Mari- time Central Airways will also

and was sold when he was recal It has only five and a half octaves as opposed to the present toward the modern piano since 1711, when the piano was in-

have displays. At present there

booths and arrange the. tlilplays

They will be augmented by 10:) more by Friday. Q.U'Ill&li'E of the Central Command Band and the air crew takini part in the show

The. ntficers and men have set up temporary qiiarters in the hangar and have their own aux- iliary services. including service police. medical officers and com- . lmiinications.

I Of the most important interest

are at Air. Force personnel on hand to crectt

First Piano In P. E. I. "At Government House

in P. E. 1., owned by Mrs. Earle Baker and now on loan at Government House

Muzio Clementi. a famous Italian pianist and composer

U. Sjssuredbf Woman Champ At Wimbledon

WIMBLEDON, England tAPI-- Foiir American girlsaDoris Hart.

will be I display of work done by the school children of a de- pcndents school. Some idea of the work being accomplished by the children of service men will he gained by viewing this exhibit. A ground defence unit with which all air stations are now equipped will be a source of great interest to visitors at the show.

The Air Force detachment now on duty at the tfliarlotti,-town Air- port is under command of Squad- rnn Leader G. J. ”Riisty" Ruslon whose home is in Sioney Creek. Ont.

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is own. Clementi and Co. The piano was brought led. back to England in 1786,

(Photo by Craswell).

Louise Brough. Beverly Baker Fleitz and Darlene Hard - won straight - set victories in singles quarter-final matches at Wimble- don Tuesday.

The quartet assured the United States of providing ii 12th straight woman champion when the title is decided Saturday.

The four also make up the ninth all-American semi-final field out -it the last 10 Wimbledons.

UNDERGROUND PLANT Sweden is to build an under- ground steam power station 300 feet below the surface near Goth- enburg.

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PllBLIt: iiorici: llllc BY-ELECTION

A Voters List has been prepared for the Civic By-Election to be

held on Thursday, July 7th, 1955, and will be for the inspection of , , : . . o : . . -

10 AM. in 4 P.M. Standard Time. y Wm e' "'

All persons, especially wives or husbands qualified to vote under (B) below, and men and taxpaying women voting on rental qualifications only. should see that they are registered with the Electoral Officer in or- der to have their name: on the Voters List. .

All Voters qualified as below must be 21 years of age, residents of the City for one year, (except non-residents occupying business premises) Canadian Citizens. and not in arrears at December 31st, 1954. '

, Qualified voters, subject to above are:

(A) Owners or joint owners (for three months previous to Elec. tion day) of Real Estate in the City to the extent of b500.00 assessed value.

(BI Wife or husband of such an owner if the owner be entitled to vote.

(C) Men renting premises in the City of ii yearly rental of at least 5100.00 and having rented such in the City for the three months previous to Election Day. I

(D) Women renting premises as in (C) above, and who have been assessed for Civic Taxes for 1954, and not in arrears as above.

(E) llggsqidents of the City who have paid Poll Tax for the year

(F) Non-residents of the City if otherwise qualified as above and doing business and.occupying business premises in the City.

MULTIPLE VOTING i

Persons voting on (A) (B) (C) (D) or (F) above may vote on the Ward in which they are resident.

Persons voting on (E) above may vote only it the Ward of which they are resident.

Property or rental qualifications having removed to another Ward within three months next preceding date of election, entitles vote in former Ward only.

DATED AT CRARLOTTEIOWN Tl-III 80th day at JUNE. A.D, tlisnotit n. F. lootoml Omar city or erloaeiown

1958.